Vileplume is an interesting case. It has good mixed bulk, adequate offensive presence and awesome support options in Sleep Powder and Aromatherapy. Its typing is still a double-edged sword: resistances to Water, Electric, Grass and Fighting are fantastic but being weak to Ice, Fire, Flying and Psychic kind of suck. Thankfully Vileplume has all the tools it needs to deter setup while remaining a good supporter or pivot for the team. Totally fine with B.
Golurk I'm definitely not sure about. On one hand, it has tremendous offensive presence and good dual STABS coupled with neat coverage; on the other hand, the same typing that enhanced it offensively also stunted it defensively, its great bulk would've made it an awesome spinblocker if it wasn't weak to so many common types: Jynx doesn't even need any sort of boost for a clean OHKO, while stuff like Serperior and Alomomola would've had a harder time against Golurk had it been pure Ghost or something. Golurk is also very slow, meaning it gets forced out by approximately just as much as it forces out. There's no denying that Golurk can be useful, just not S-Rank level useful imo.
Sawsbuck's speed isn't amazing anymore, and even the more offensive metagame didn't help his chances what with the increase of Weezing, Misdreavus and even stuff like Drifblim and Golbat. Sawsbuck would still work on Sun teams as the best mix between physical power and speed for a Chlorophyll sweeper, but this weather reliance just puts it in B really.
I've been wanting to test Regice recently actually: it looks like a good stop to any Jynx lacking Focus Blast and enough physical bulk to take some neutral hits like Pede's Megahorn. It also has BoltBeam coverage along with Focus Blast for phenomenal coverage, so a sweeping Rock Polish set isn't too out there. Pure Ice-typing and low speed is quite the bother though. Torn between A and B.
Lickilicky still has its merits, but the popularity of Ghosts and Fightings aren't going overly well for it. Lickilicky's main draw is that very few things can 2HKO it without any boosts, or STAB Explosion + Swords Dance. Lickilicky's main flaw is its small yet notable 4MSS, Dragon Tail can erase boosts and utilise hazards damage, but you won't be able to cripple anything with status like Body Slam which can actually KO stuff at the cost of inability to deter setup and helplessness against Ghosts. Also torn between B and A.
Garbodor can still work as a Spiker with great survivability and more utility than Scolipede. As the overall bulkiest Spiker in NU, it should still be able to thrive, especially with its Bug and Fighting resistances. It has an interesting array of coverage moves ranging from Rock Blast, Seed Bomb, Drain Punch that deter setup from specific opponents, and sits at an interesting speed for a defensive poke as well. I still think Garbo remains in A.
Since Duosion lacks passive recovery (outside of Regenerator) and power without Life Orb due to the need to wield Eviolite, Duosion just isn't as effective at TR sweeping as it should be, facing competition from Beheeyem in this role. Its Eviolited bulk isn't impressive either thanks to lackluster HP. Magic Guard is cool as it allows Duosion to be unharmed by status, but Kadabra uses this ability in an offensive manner more effectively and if you really wanted to set up on status moves, Shadow Tag RestTalk Gothorita could also accomplish this, except near guaranteeing the kill on the target as opposed to Duosion probably setting up once or twice before it must fight back against the new opponent. Fine with C.